A nostalgic walking tour took place at Hong Kong's Wah Fu Estate, a soon-to-be-demolished public housing complex once celebrated as "luxury for ordinary people." Led by a former district councillor, the tour featured a vintage double-decker bus and aimed to preserve memories of the estate before it vanishes, marking the end of an era for this slice of the city's history.

Editor’s Note: Wah Fu Estate isn’t just another housing project—it’s a symbol of post-war Hong Kong’s social history. As redevelopment sweeps through the city, stories like these remind us what’s lost when old neighborhoods fade. For locals, it’s a bittersweet farewell; for outsiders, a glimpse into the city’s layered identity.